Sentence examples for most remarked from inspiring English sources

But most remarked upon is his demeanor: absolutely expressionless.

Although it was the most remarked upon, Gap was hardly the the only chain to miss its November sales targets.

The moment most remarked upon by receptiongoers afterward was his quotation of Ghandi, saying, "You must become the change you wish to see in the world".

At the time, the decision was most remarked upon for its assertion that corporations possessed a right to freedom of speech, under the First Amendment, much as individuals do.

One of the most remarked upon works of the last Whitney Biennial was A. A. Bronson's photograph "Felix Partz, June 5 , 1994" which presented his friend and partner moments after his death from AIDS.

Perhaps the most remarked upon aspect of Curry's game, other than its Platonic beauty, is that it appears to lack the kind of merciless ferocity that characterized the often brutal genius of Michael Jordan, who, when he wasn't soaring through the air, punched a teammate or two and trash-talked heckling fans.

Perhaps the most commonly remarked upon, and most important aspect of participation is its educative potential.

Yet it was the tone of the debate that drew the most remarks from voters today.

William Lucas Walker responds to all except the most remarks.

But it's my unabashed fondness for feet that has garnered the most remarks from partners.

Most remarks concerned the perceived (lack of) relative advantage of the new technology and technical shortcomings of the new technology (table 3).